Leo and Rebecca Buzz Question - Me and this guy been out like 5 times and TRUE STORY he has worn the same BLACK shirt for every date. I don t get it. He looks great and smells good, but it literally is the same shirt. Is this just a guy thing. I just want ot REACH OUT and take that damn shirt off and throw it away at this point. LOL. Any suggestions?
This is what the 432 had to say about it?
Kirsten Hungle
He may just own like 7 black shirts, one for each day of the week lol. Knew a girl who did that with black leggings. She had 7 pairs. That is all she wore
GREEN BAY - A resolution expressing confidence in how Green Bay ran the 2020 elections revealed deep divisions on the City Council Tuesday as officials contend with allegations that the city mismanaged the process.
The City Council voted 6-1, with five members abstaining, to pass the measure which states that the August and November elections were properly executed in an accurate, safe, and secure manner. The move came as critics fueled by articles on conservative websites have blasted the city s use of grant funds and private consultants to facilitate voting during the coronavirus pandemic.
A group of residents filed a complaint with the Wisconsin Elections Commission last month claiming that the Center for Tech and Civic Life illegally dictated how Green Bay ran its election when it provided the city with $1.6 million in grants. Republican lawmakers also have zeroed in on the city as they seek to rewrite the state s voting laws.
Resolution In Support Of 2020 Election In Green Bay Passes, Barely By Robert Kennedy
May 5, 2021 3:43 AM
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – Green Bay’s city council passed a resolution Tuesday night expressing confidence in how the city conducted the November election. However, almost half the council sat out the vote.
Conservatives, including Republican state lawmakers, have alleged Mayor Eric Genrich’s office illegally let outside groups take over decision making from the city clerk for the election. City officials have strongly denied the accusations.
At the virtual meeting, seven Green Bay area residents told city council members it’s time to put allegations of wrong doing with the November election to bed.
By Robert Kennedy
Apr 28, 2021 3:27 AM
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) â Green Bayâs mayor has picked a new chief of staff, and it is someone conservatives have raised concerns about in allegations of how the city conducted the November 2020 election.
Amaad Rivera-Wagner, a community liaison in Mayor Eric Genrichâs office, is being promoted to chief of staff, according to city documents. The change is effective May 3rd and does not require city council approval.
Rivera-Wagner is a former Democratic politician from Massachusetts, who joined the city a few months before the November election.
Conservatives, including some state Republican lawmakers, allege the mayorâs office let private officials take over decision-making from the city clerkâs office for the election.
By Robert Kennedy
Apr 28, 2021 3:27 AM
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) â Green Bayâs mayor has picked a new chief of staff, and it is someone conservatives have raised concerns about in allegations of how the city conducted the November 2020 election.
Amaad Rivera-Wagner, a community liaison in Mayor Eric Genrichâs office, is being promoted to chief of staff, according to city documents. The change is effective May 3rd and does not require city council approval.
Rivera-Wagner is a former Democratic politician from Massachusetts, who joined the city a few months before the November election.
Conservatives, including some state Republican lawmakers, allege the mayorâs office let private officials take over decision-making from the city clerkâs office for the election.